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Visit Highlands of Scotland. Welcome to a dramatic natural landscape, unspoilt and pristine. Rugged mountains, endless moors, lochs and streams, create a perfect wilderness, which once visited will invigorate the heart and mind. Inverness is the dynamic capital city in the Highlands.

It is vibrant with culture, restaurants, cafés, and diverse shopping. Its excellent transport links make it the ideal gateway to the Highlands. The Isle of Skye with mainland Lochalsh never fails to stir the blood with its awe-inspiring scenery and sense of history, including the Cullin Mountains and Eilean Donan Castle. The area of Fort William & Lochaber, the Outdoor Capital of the UK, boasts many adventure activities, such as mountaineering on Ben Nevis, the highest Mountain in Britain and host to the Mountain Biking World Cup.

Aviemore is at the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, the perfect place for your sense of adventure. There are many activities from ski-ing to walking, to watching the ospreys by the lochs. The coastline of the Northern Highlands including John o’Groats is a great place to watch for migrating whales, dolphins and large gatherings of nesting seabirds. We want you to enjoy the Highlands as much as we do, and welcome you in the traditional way, ‘Ceud Mile Failte’ or a ‘hundred thousand welcomes’.

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